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December 8, 2013, 2:14 pm

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Hi
I have a geoprocessing web service, when my job has problem server return this message:

esriJobFailed

I need to customize above message to another message for example I need it show this message: Input coordinate is not valid.

I dont know how can I change "esriJobFailed" message?

please help me.
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December 8, 2013, 2:16 pm

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Hi
When I set webadaptor address in my geoprocessing service and upload is enable in my geoprocessing, the web adaptor can not upload files that are more than 200KB!!
I,m using windows server 2008R2 64 bit and IIS 7.5

What should I do?

Exposing a web map service - legends

December 9, 2013, 2:26 am

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I am exposing a web map service via an oracle database. I'm checking the test site, and the legend, although it is visible is now a different colour to the legend png. So it's exposing the symbology as a green triangle but in the Get Capabilities the legend url when I view it is bright pink? Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks

How to display WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere) services in Google Earth?

December 9, 2013, 9:04 am

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The basemap services provided by Esri (on ArcGIS Online, Data and Maps for Sever, and the Data Appliance for ArcGIS) use the WGS 1984 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere) spatial reference (WKIDs 102100 or 3857). When they're displayed in Google Earth, they don't line up correctly (see attached). In fact, if I display a service in Google Earth from my own ArcGIS Server instance, I can often get Google Earth to crash.

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Older versions of ArcGIS Online services, such as the ESRI_Imagery_World_2D service, use WGS 84 (WKID 4326) as the spatial reference, and these are projected correctly in Google Earth.

How can I get services that use WKID 3857 to project correctly in Google Earth?

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The problem with versioning database

December 9, 2013, 11:08 pm

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Dear Guru!
1. I created geodatabase with standard tool of arcgis desktop.
2. Open the Catalog-> Database servers create a connection to the server - created without errors comp_SQLEXPRESS.
3. Clicked twice - appears geodatabase data -
cuks_gdb (VERSION DBO.DEFAULT)
4. Double clicked on it, I get an error
Failed to connect to database.
Version not found [DBO.DEFAULT]
Is this normal?
PS. I created a geodatabase using a standart tool "Create enterprise geodatabase" with sde owned schema. It is created with DBO.default version . Should I change the version on SDE.default or even cancel versioning for a while until I figured why not work the service on the layer with feature access.

Why is ArcGis Server 10.2 insisting on installing the logs folder to the c drive?

December 10, 2013, 6:55 am

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Please help.

I have directed the config-store and the directories folders to be placed on the e drive (e:\arcgisserver\...), but there is nowhere to specify the logs folder location, and the installers insist in defaulting to c:\arcgisserver\ which does not exist (and cannot be written to anyhow).

Thanks for any advice.

Problem with saving buffer server side

December 10, 2013, 9:35 am

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Hi to all,

i have made a model within of this i've included buffer toolbox , who create a buffer around a point and i would like to save the result in a geodatabase.
When i publish geoprocessing on arcgis server 10.2 he works good, he creates the buffer in the scratch workspace in jobs directory.
I would like also to archive the buffer in a geodatabase in one different path for inst c:\temp\mygdb.gdb

There is a way to do this ?

Thanks in advance

GP

Deleted dynamic\cached services,

December 10, 2013, 10:29 am

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Deleted dynamic\cached services,

I couldn’t how the deletion actions is managed on the ArcGIS Server with regard to physical files on the hard drive

1. Dynamic service: if the a dynamic service is deleted from the Catalog of ArcMap, then is all relevant files are also deleted from the hard drive?

2. Cached service: if the a cached service is deleted from the Catalog of ArcMap, then is all relevant files are also deleted from the hard drive

Thank you

Best

Jamal

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The performance of cached services with exploded\compact storage format,

December 10, 2013, 12:48 pm

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The performance of cached services with exploded\compact storage format,

I couldn’t figure out to which percent the performance of cached services with EXPLODED storage format is better than the cached services with COMPACT storage.

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Thank you

Best

Jamal

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Data type for auto-incrementing OBJECTID in Postgres?

December 10, 2013, 1:00 pm

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Using 10.2 Arcmap/ArcGIS Server on Windows I've successfully published some map services from my Postgres/PostGIS data and now I want to enable editing the features through a JavaScript web app.

So, following the JS API examples I am enabling both the geometry service and the Feature Access service with all the Operations and Capabilities enabled.

In short I'm using the serial data type for the OBJECTID primary key (tried in upper with "OBJECTID" in the DDL too) which appears to be a shortcut for creating an integer, auto-incrementing key as follows:

Code:

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CREATE TABLE test_schema.volmonwgs84e
(
  objectid serial NOT NULL,
  volmon24_i integer,
  site_id integer,
  waterbody character varying(30),
  geom geometry(MultiPoint,4326),
  CONSTRAINT volmonwgs84e_pkey PRIMARY KEY (objectid)
)
WITH (
  OIDS=FALSE
);
ALTER TABLE test_schema.volmonwgs84e
  OWNER TO postgres;

-- Index: test_schema.volmonwgs84e_geom_gist

-- DROP INDEX test_schema.volmonwgs84e_geom_gist;

CREATE INDEX volmonwgs84e_geom_gist
  ON test_schema.volmonwgs84e
  USING gist
  (geom);

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However, when I go to publish the service (from ArcMap) the Analyzer shows the following error:

Code:

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"00166: Layer's ObjectID is not maintained by the database and the feature service is being published with Create capability enabled"

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Right-clicking the error kindly offers to "Add an auto-incrementing ID" for me, to which it later responds with the following. AFAIK, I ALREADY have an auto-incrementing field anyhow.

Code:

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"Executing: AddIncrementingIDField testing.test_schema.volmonwgs84e BOO
Start Time: Tue Dec 10 15:55:06 2013
ERROR 000152: You cannot add an incrementing ID field to a table registered with the geodatabase.
Failed to execute (AddIncrementingIDField).
Failed at Tue Dec 10 15:55:07 2013 (Elapsed Time: 0.70 seconds)

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So, what data type and rules need to be on this auto-incrementing field, and what is AddIncrementingIDField trying to do for me?

Thanks!

Problem viewing ArcServer Log Entries via the Rest Endpoint Admin interface

December 11, 2013, 11:20 am

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I have a 10.1 ArcServer machine that on occasion will no longer show log entries when viewed via the rest endpoint. The path would be http://serverName/arcgis/admin/logs/query. What happens is zero results are returned even though I know there are log entries. No matter the query, the JSON response I receive via the rest endpoint admin interface is:
{
"hasMore": false,
"startTime": 0,
"endTime": 0,
"logMessages": []
}

At the same time I can view log entries via the web manager interface at a url as such: http://serverName/arcgis/manager/log...qs=ALL&lqm=ALL

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

How I can test feature service from browser

December 12, 2013, 2:16 am

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Dear Gurus!
I try to understand, why I can't to change data in geodatabase with help of service with feature access. When I show layer in arcgis.com and edit data - it's work fine. When I change field "name", for example add one symbol (pict.1) - changes in the same moment I can see in geodatabase and in fiddler I see new line with code 200 (pict.2). Then I open form to test update data from browser (pict.3) I copy data from fiddler and click "Update feature" . I get an error message (pict.4), but in fiddler I see line with code 200. What I am doing wrong and where I can see some examples of testing feature service. Any ideas or reference?

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Error when adding new element - feature not editable

December 12, 2013, 4:59 am

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Deat Gurus!
I try test adding feature from browser. I can edit existing features, but when trying to add - I get error - "Field is not editable". (Picture attached)
How to fix?

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Publishing map services containing rasters very slow

December 12, 2013, 9:27 am

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We're on ArcGIS Server 10.1 and find that publishing any map servcies that contain raster layers is very slow (an increases with the number of ratser layers in the map). Publishing vector-only map servcie by comparison is extremely rapid. We're not copying data to the server when publishing or creating caches. It seems like the publishing should just be a simple process. Where we use image services we have no comparable issues but this is not always possibel or preferred.

Any ideas on how we can speed up publishing?

Cache running service/application

December 13, 2013, 5:18 am

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Hi

Im going to cache a web service for the first time and have some questions:

We are running a number of web applications consisting of about 4 services each. I want to cache one of these services (DVA_Fastighetskartan)

I cant shut down the service so i need it to run in 'Dynamic mode' while the caching process is running. The caching process will go on for 2-3 days. I set the service to run on 'tiles from a cache memory' and 'Update cache manually' (screenshot below) in the Service editor and then execute the Server tool 'Manage Map Server Cache Tiles'

1. Is this the best way of caching this service?
2. Do i need to set the service to run on 'Tiles from a cache memory' or can i have the service running dynamic and then activate the usage of tiles after caching is performed?
3. If i set the service on running on tiles from a cache today (tiles which does not yet exist , and then start caching (which will not be ready for 2-3 days), what will happen witch users trying to use the service while the caching process is performed, will it run dynamically until caching is completed?

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Strange Label Behavior in Cache

December 13, 2013, 7:23 am

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Hello all, I'm having a wierd thing happen with my labels in my map service cache.

In my .mxd I have addresses labed with their number (123 Main Street gets labeled as "123"). This is fine when I look at the map, but when I published the map as a service, the labels added a bunch of trailing zeros. So, "123" became "123.000000". I don't see this in the map, just in the service, but I didn't catch this before I created a cache from the service, so the cache has this as well.

Now, I did figure out what caused this. The attribute used in the label had no format set, so I guess it defaulted to "Numeric" with 6 decimal points. I changed the format to specifically use the "Numeric" format, but with 0 decimal points. This solved the issue with the labels, but ONLY when I use the mxd to create a new map service. The EXISTING map service and cache still have the incorrect format.

I have deleted/recreated the existing cache, restarted the service, everything I can think of to update my existing service/cache, but it seems that none of my changes are propogating through. What am I missing here? I don't want to have to delete and recreate a service every time I need to make a change to the mxd. If I did that, I'd never have time to do anything else.

Thanks,
Will

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December 14, 2013, 2:31 pm

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“Proxy server got bad address from remote server (verify the server is running)”,

In principle, why all web browsers are affected in case the access to internet is lost. For example, ArcGIS Server Manager (and other web mapping applications) doesn’t work if the internet access is lost! Why?

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Then why the services generated by the ArcGIS Server are dependent on the internet access? My understanding that these services should work irrespective to the status of the internet access.


Thank you

Best

Jamal

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Map Cache Tiles - labels cut off

December 16, 2013, 8:56 am

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I have a tiled map service with addresses labeled on it. Sometimes a label gets partially cut off (see attached). Is there a way to prevent this from happening. I'm guessing this is occurring at the edge of a tile.


Leon



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folder path cannot contain relative path such as .. or .

December 16, 2013, 10:51 am

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I get this error message when publishing an SD file in ArcGIS Server 10.1 SP1:

"Failed to upload service item information for 'test.MapServer'. Folder path cannot contain relative path such as .. or ."

If I turn on DEBUG mode for logging, it adds this as a DEBUG message:

"ERROR INFO = ERROR:Folder path cannot contain relative path such as .. or ., Cannot connect to this server."

Has anyone seen this before and knows what folder this is referring to? A clue, perhaps: The service is running and the data is visible but none of the "Item Description" details from the SD file transferred over.

Geodata service replicate from other than default working version

December 16, 2013, 5:09 pm

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Hello...

Is there any way to replicate from a different version of an SDE database other than the default working version?


--Daniel